osf-export-templates

Handlebars-templates for various osf export formats. They all accept a special format of shownotes which is documented below. There are handlebar-libs available for many languages, including php, python and javascript of course.

Distribution

This repository is published to both npm and bower as osf-export-templates.

Structure

Each format is contained in its own directory. The name of the directory is also the primary name of the format. Each directory must contain a main.hbs which will be used as the root. It may contain additional templates which are loaded as partials. They can be accessed using {{>partial-name}}, which is covered in detail in the handlebars-documentation.

Format

The following is the data-structure which is expected by all templates. It is presented in json here, but is of course the same in all supported languages. For example dicts in python or key-value-arrays in php.

{
  "notes": [
    {
      "time": "00:01:50.000",
      "time_seconds": 110,
      "time_milliseconds": 110000,
      "time_uniq": "00:01:50.000",
      "time_uniq_seconds": 110,
      "time_uniq_milliseconds": 110000,
      "text": "google",
      "link": "http://google.com",
      "tags": {
        "chapter": true
      },
      "depth": 0,
      "notes":[
        {
          "time":"",
          "time_uniq":"00:01:50.003",
          "time_uniq_seconds": 110,
          "time_uniq_milliseconds": 110003,
          "text":"A.1",
          "link":"",
          "tags":{},
          "depth": 1,
          "notes":[]
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

time_* and time_uniq_*

The time must always be presented in 3 formats, HH:MM:SS.FFF, seconds and milliseconds. If the time of the current note is the same as the one of the last note, time_uniq must contain the last time pluse one millisecond. The value of time_uniq must be unique.

tags

Tags are represented by a object whose keys are the tag-names which a truthy value like true or 1.

depth

The current nesting level, as a number, starting at 0 is present in depth.

notes

Contains all sub-notes of the current note. This attribute must always be present. If there are no sub-notes it must be an empty array.